Sentence examples for by it rather than from inspiring English sources

Other experts, however, counselled against "alarmist" predictions and said the focus of climate change response should be on those people most acutely affected by it, rather than the security concerns of developed countries most able to respond.

A lot of what I thought I knew about cars before I met the Mazda 6 turned out to be confirmed by it, rather than tossed aside in a breathtaking top-to-bottom rethink of the basics.

When schools approach reading as something that stirs the emotions and the imagination rather than the synapses, the activity will become more popular — and those of the artistic temperament will find themselves to have been fuelled by it rather than oppressed by it.

The overall effect of these differences is to focus the analysis of coercion on how the coercee is affected by it, rather than on what the coercer does, and what is required for him to do it successfully.

Thus, the view that one should be 'apathetic,' in its original Hellenistic sense, is not the view that you shouldn't care about anything, but rather the view that you should not be psychologically subject to anything manipulated and moved by it, rather than yourself being actively and positively in command of your reactions and responses to things as they occur or are in prospect.

The guidebook system and the chefs that gain or are damaged by it, rather than the plates they prepare, remain the central elements of Hachmeister's curious gaze.

"I thought this iconic art was safer by hiding it rather than advertising its existence.

More and more people purchase software by downloading it rather than buying a box in a store.

If I can feel something just by seeing it rather than actually experiencing it, are feelings like that of fear or motion sickness just mental?

Turns out you could get that same blend of bad acting, daringly unbelievable storylines, and fantasy for a lot less money by "scripting" it rather than "writing" it.

It's so much easier to show colleagues a gesture or shape by singing it rather than trying to explain in words.